Changements techniques et localisation des activités Le cas de l'industrie semencière

Joël Priolon

Économie rurale, 1996, vol. 234-235

Abstract: Globalization is a fudamental tendency of economic dynamics ; However, in some cases, sectorial specificities hinder that trend. For exemple, the internationalization of seed companies is hampered by the need to adapt crops to different environmental conditions. Are biotechnologies able to make seed industry world-wide development easier ?

Date: 1996
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